After a long wait, my article accepted for publication in Psychology of Music is finally out!
Lyu, M., & Egermann, H. (2024). A cross-cultural study in Chinese and Western music: Cultural advantages in recognition of emotions. Psychology of Music, 0(0). https://t.co/uvtGHoWaKj
Congratulations to @HannahJGibbs1 who passed her viva yesterday.
Congratulations also to her supervisor @AndreaSchiavio , and thank you to Prof. Ian Cross for a thorough, and encouraging interrogation of the work in the viva.
Families with children please take part in our @YorkMusicPsych@UniOfYork music listening experiment…Whst does music make you feel or imagine? #musicscience#musiced Info and access: https://t.co/EcX1QH3IQw
Congratulations to @MenglianZhang who passed her PhD viva today!
Thank you to her examiners @AndreaSchiavio and @jokavuos for their thoughtful and thorough interrogation of her thesis.
🎶What does music make you feel or imagine? @UniOfYork our second listening experiment for families with children aged 5-11 is now online. Help Splat 👾 the alien learn about what music means to Earthlings!
Info and link:
https://t.co/EcX1QH3IQw @YorkMusicPsych#musicscience
🚨 Publication Alert
Congratulations to @liamtmaloney, @dr_noah_henry and Hauke Egermann for their study: A Mixed-Method Exploratory Approach to Identifying the Utilitarian Functions of Music Listening
https://t.co/P3EyIdv79e
@UniOfYork | @Sage_Publishing | @YorkMusicPsych
🚨Publication Alert🚨
A Mixed-Method Exploratory Approach to Identifying the Utilitarian Functions of Music Listening
@dr_noah_henry @liamtmaloney & Hauke Egermann
Read the article here: https://t.co/IvIQXN82Cb
@Music_at_York@Music_Science_J
Can you heal from heartbreak without sad music?
James Greig of @Dazed and Confused Magazine explores the question, with input from the York Music Psychology Group
https://t.co/CMfGupqgJf...
🎼Today is the 12th Trienniel conference @ESCOM_12 hosted by @UniOfYork with satellite locations @unlp 🇦🇷and @UniMelb🇦🇺 #ESCOM12York
With Keynote Speakers - Prof Ian Cross, Dr @jenmacritchie, Prof Bruno Mesz and Prof Catherine Stevens
ℹ️For more info: https://t.co/D7i5wcifFi
Finishing my second presentation at midnight Beijing time - the very last talk on the last day of #ESCOM12, with my first presentation happening in the very first time slot of the first session on the first day of #ESCOM12. 😂😄 Anyway, A BIG THANK YOU goes to @escom_12 🎉🎊👏
I am so pleased that I just passed my PhD viva with minor corrections!!! Many thanks to my supervisors Prof. Hauke Egermann & @mimi_oneill for their support, and my fantastic examiners @BailesDr & @AndreaSchiavio for facilitating such a thought-inspiring discussion on my work!!!
We invite all participants to go to the nearest hub, trying to avoid flying for environmental reasons.
Multi-hub academic conferences afford “global, inclusive, culturally diverse, creative, [and] sustainable” participation (Parncutt et al., 2021).
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Only few more days to go until the conference!
You can find the programme for the conference from our website: https://t.co/l0vnGJNtGi
If you have any questions regarding the programme, please contact us at [email protected].
See you soon! 🎉
Why not become an @ESCOMsociety member before the conference?
https://t.co/0Ua6vtDidr
Free membership for students includes:
-Connect with others
-Support your discipline
Paid Membership includes:
-4x Musicae Scientiae + online access
-Discounts at events
-Vote
-Hold office
Some fun facts about Melbourne:
It is home to wild penguins 🐧
In 1906, the world's first feature film was shot in Melbourne 🎬
It was originally named Batmania
The first set of traffic lights in Australia was in Melbourne 🚦
Send us a pic of a penguin if you see one!
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